The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-16

Eugene Brunstein: Vice President. G. Reddiges;
Recording Secretary, Charles Hagen Financial Sec
Rotary, l. Stark; Treasurer. Hugo Fuller: Archi
viats G. George and G. Barthels Musical Director,
Prpf. Oscar Klahre
The installation Of ofncers of Greenville Lodge
No 100. l. o. o. F., took place last Tuesday night
at the Belvidere House.
The regular weekly meeting of the George H.
Evans Association will be held at HERE'S Hotel,
Greenville, on Tuesday night
The officers elect of Enterprise Chapter, No 2.
| Royal Arch Massns, we're installed at % and rs
Newark avenue, hast Tuesday evening.
The officers elect of Carried Division, No. 1888
Sons of Temperance were installed at Union Hall,
| Fourth and Grove street, last night week.
| At the meeting Of Frindship Lodge No. IS, Order
| of the Golden Chain. last Monday night at the
Belvidere House Greenville, the Third Degree was
worked.
The following officers of GreenvilIe Lodge, No.
100, /. o. o. f.. installed last Tuesday even
ing at the Belvidere House: F. Seidel Noble
Grand; Charles Behring, Vice-Grand; e. Shultz,
Secretary collation. was partaken of after the
installation.
The oficers-elect of Court Bergen, No $500. A.
o. F.. will be installed in their rooms Odd Fellows
Hall, corner of Bergen and Paramount avenues, on
Wednesday evening January Goth. musical and
literary entertainment will follow the installation
ceremonies aud hop will close the festivities.
The Forensic Society of the High School has
elected officers follow: President. Robt. l..
Flemming; Vice President, W. A. Morrison; Score
tary. Robt. McCague; Treasurer. John Rowland;
Corresponding Secretary, Frank Holt. The Society
now numbers twenty-three mem bers, who are
working hard for their thirteenth anniversary, to
be given on the 21st inst.
The following officers-elect of Humanities Coun-
Gil, No. Is o. q. F., were installed az Facketts
Hall last Wednesday evening, by d. d. g. Coun-
cillor Charles Loeckler. assisted by Leopold Stei
del: Chief Councillor, John Scherer; V. c., Arthur
Bacht; Prelate, William Frank; Treas urer Ludwig
f. Segeel; Secretary, Ernest HERMANN; Marshal,
Z. Wallmann; Warden, j KoeppliRger; Sentry. A.
Moserr Trosees, Leopold Steidel, Julius Kliesrath
and j. WittigsChlager.
The annual meeting of the Arion Manner Gesang
Vsrein Arion was held last Sunday evening The
officers elected unanimously for their fourth
term, are President Adolph Schaub; VicePresi-
dent, Philip Pattberg; Secretary, Oscar Polens;
Treasurer Stephen Lieber; Musical Director. WDi.
Groeschel; Trustees, John E. Grumbach, Lewis
Pattberg and w. Augustine. There was large
gathering of members, and around a we'll stocked
table they INDUCED in songs toasts and speeches
in genuine Arion style.
winona Tribe, No. e. Improved Order of Red
Men, held very large meeting in Roche's Hall
last night week. There were seventy-five members
present besides large number of members from
visiting tribes The business of the night was the
raising up of their chiefs to the stump which was
done by District Deputy Rdward Pinkham. The
following are the officers: Prophet William Hoff-
man; Sachem James Dale; Senior Sycamore. John
Bird; Junior Sycamore, Richa Smell; Keeper of
Wampum, James W. Petit; Chief of Records, John
Forsyth; First SaDah, Richard Gray; Guard OF the
Forest, Charles Ehricsen. The members are max
ing great preparations for their second annual re-
ception, which will be held at Pohlmann's on jan
uary 9th.
Hudson City Lodge, No. 4. Sons of Liberty, had
a large meeting at Pinegers Hail. No. 961 Smmit
avenue, last Monday evening. d. D. G. p. installed
the officers as follows: President, F. g. Ladegast;
Vice President, F. HaverIand R. s., Louis Linde
mann; F. S.. II. Heitmann: Treasurer, Henry AL
bers Guide, K. Burer; /. g., o. CHASER; o. g.. G..
Tensky; Trustees, Messrs. Voilers, Hum and
Kuhrt. The installation was followed by supper,
spread by Pfeger, and the Sons of Liberty had
merry time together Among the visitors were
Hagen, G.. V. P. j. Grace, District Deputy v. Joch
boom of New York, D. D. L. Brauer. ex-Presidents
K. Haokenberg and F. Yeith, of Concordia Lodge,
No. 8. and representatives of Claremont Lodge,
No. IS.
The oficers-elect of Acacia Chapter, No. o. O. E.
s.. were publicly installed i'll the lodge ROOM in
Mcpherson Hall, last Wednesday evening, in the
presence of large assemblage. Sister Garrabrant,
of the Grand Lodge, and Sister Walker, Past Ma
tron of Radiant Chapter, Newark, conducted the
ceremonies. large delegation from Radiant
Chapter accompanied the Grand Lodge officers and
enjoyed the festivities which followed, consisting
of piano solo by Prof. J. X. Seeley, two soprano
solos by Mrs. ]. X. Seeley, original poem by
Mr. George II. Farrier two recitations by Mr. W.
@. Brown, a solo by Miss Mary Black, and recita-
ton, entitled "Ostler's Joes Wife, by Mr.. ]. r. La
Forest. At the close of this entertainment several
beautiful paintings and hand painted jugs were
distributed among the performers. Numbers were
distributed and other souvenirs drawn for,
the handsomest gift of ALL large easel painting,
falling to the lot of Miss Ida Roe daughter of Free
holder Roe.
Gentlemen who would take fitting place at the
society soires, and whirl in the I" May Waltz, !"
should order their dress suits of the best of aors
J. F. Weinmann Son, Is Montgomery Street.